On a day when Paris Saint-Germain aim for their first Ligue 1 win after three draws, Luis Enrique’s future has been secured. The PSG manager, following a dream spell at the helm, has reportedly extended his stay in the French capital. Enrique has signed a four-year deal that keeps him at PSG until 2030. After a busy summer transfer window, PSG have bolstered their squad. One of their top signings was Ferran Torres, who arrived at PSG from Barcelona after scoring the winner in Spain’s FIFA World Cup final against Argentina. Despite having a high-profile team, Enrique’s men have yet to taste their first success of the 2026-27 campaign.
Luis Enrique PSG Contract Extension
While the PSG vs AS Monaco Ligue 1 clash was underway in Paris, Luis Enrique’s extension report emerged. A renewal means the PSG top management keeps their faith in Luis Enrique, one of the most successful managers of this generation, having also won many trophies with Barcelona.
The Spaniard was the architect of PSG’s maiden Champions League triumph, and also defending the title in the following season was no doubt the cherry on top.
Luis Enrique’s Records And Stats As PSG Manager
Luis Enrique’s PSG record has reached historic levels since he took charge in July 2023. Entering the Monaco match on September 4, the Spaniard has overseen more than 175 official games, recording 123 wins, 29 draws and 26 defeats. That gives him a 69.1% win rate and 2.25 points per game.
As the PSG boss, Enrique’s trophy haul stands at 13. Enrique has delivered three consecutive Ligue 1 crowns, two Coupe de France trophies, three Trophee des Champions, two UEFA Champions League titles, one FIFA Intercontinental Cup and two UEFA Super Cups. He is now PSG’s most successful manager in terms of winning titles.
Enrique’s 2025 calendar year was remarkable, with PSG winning six trophies, while the club retained the Champions League in the 2025-2026 season. PSG also netted 45 goals in that UCL campaign.
As per Luis Enrique’s PSG contract earlier, he reportedly earned €12 million gross annually. A proposed renewal could lift his pre-tax salary to around €20 million per year.
